The Common Objects of the Sea Shore
by WOOD,J.G
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- Hardcover
- first
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About This Item
routledge,warne london 1859. first edition 204pp ills.[12 col.plates] VG- (green cloth,rubbed and stained w.some surface losses,bumps and chipping to extrems.,sl.loss to foot of spine,owner's sign.to half-title verso,some pencil annotations,contents sl.foxed/browned,some minor foxing towards edges of plates,cocked w.shaky spine)
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- Title
- The Common Objects of the Sea Shore
- Author
- WOOD,J.G
- Book Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- routledge,warne london 1859
- Keywords
- history natural history oceanography botany j.g.wood
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